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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1971
Page
1
An amendment to Texas law effective May 24 171 allows extra weight permits for farms on a by day or quarterly basis. Senate Bill 31 signed by Gov. Preston Smith lets farmers add permits during harvest and other periods with fees as a percentage of the difference between regular and requested tonnage.
Fort Worth school board proposals on grade school busing gain quick approval from U.S. District Judge Leo Brewster who urged immediate implementation. He praised the board as fair and constitutional after hearing six hours of testimony from two witnesses.
E L Allbright Ernest Lee Allbright 67 Baytown taxi driver and former Baytown president 27 years dies in hospital. Graveside 4 pm Saturday Memory Gardens Cemetery Earthman Funeral Home. Survived by wife Roxie two daughters two sons one brother two stepsons two stepdaughters eight grandchildren six great grandchildren. Mrs Lola Beulah Andrews dies 75 Baytown services 2 pm Monday Cedar Bayou Methodist Church burial Cedar Crest Cemetery Paul A Lee Funeral Home. Survived by one daughter J W Maverick one son J W Andrews four sisters one brother six grandchildren seven great grandchildren pallbearers listed. Mrs Fredonia Coffman Lemmon 81 Pasadena Baytown native moved 1916 charter member St John’s United Methodist Church dies 6 20 pm Friday. Services 11 am St John’s burial San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery Paul A Lee Funeral Home. Survived by four sons three daughters one sister fourteen grandchildren five great grandchildren pallbearers listed.
The Saigon presidency calls an NBC report slanderous claiming Nguyen Van Thieu used funds from the legal drug market to back his reelection campaign next fall. The accusation was aired by a National Broadcasting Co. correspondent.
Health officials in Texas monitor VEE across the Lower Rio Grande Valley from Corpus Christi to Conroe as 150000 vaccine doses arrive. Exe cutive director Sibley says 300000 horses in the state, with vaccination efforts led by Texas A&M and the USDA amid concerns of a wider outbreak.
A list from Germany reports several arrests and convictions related to refugees and propaganda. Individuals include a Vermont student sentenced to five years for provoca tion and crimes against East Germany, and others from Cambridge, Santa Barbara, Highland Park, Huntsville, and London connected to refugee escape attempts and propaganda circulation.
Dallas County Junior College considers a bartending course to meet rising demand as liquor by the drink becomes legal. Betts, director of program development, cautions about potential alcohol-use issues for students and notes training would be limited to avoid on-site consumption.
A Baytown incident left a boy with burns on both legs when a playmate threw a bucket of flaming gasoline during a backyard barbecue. He was treated at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and referred to Ben Taub as an outpatient, with officials noting he has been well treated.
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